Tips on Choosing a Pair of Jeans

Most people have a number of pairs of jeans in their closet but use only one or two the most. That's because they love the way those jeans look on them.

The next time you buy jeans, keep the following things in mind so you land with a pair that will be among your favorites.

* Choose a pair of jeans that fits you comfortably no matter what the size on the tag says. Some people refuse to get a better fitting pair because they're in denial that they've jumped one size bigger.

* To make you look taller, the length of your jeans should cover your heels and should almost reach the floor. So when you shop, wear shoes with heels that you usually wear with your jeans.

* Go for darker jeans. Light or stonewashed may make you look bigger and heavier. If you're conscious about your behind, stay away from jeans without pockets. Choose angled back pockets instead.

* Flared legs add bulk so opt for boot cut instead. Aside from being stylish, this cut gives an illusion of longer legs.

* Bring a friends along to help you decide how the jeans look on you.

(Source: Kerygma Magazine, 2005 issue)

KEEP IN TOUCH, FRIENDS

There are times that someone who really miss a friends or barkadas since grade school to college... Sometimes, i meet new friends and i'm still getting to know him/her.

But for now, i did'nt see my friends in elementary to college days despite of my commitment. one of my easiest way to communicate with my friends thru my friendster and facebook, especially my alma mater since highschool (sjaalumni). It keeps much getting closer with my friends the way to communicate online.

Miss you all and hope to see you soon...


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Giving Cheerfully

This article is based on Kerygma Magazine March 2006 issue which deals on how people stregthens a deep closer relationship with God through giving Himself cheerfully...

Remember the Parable of the Rich Fool? He had a lot of harvest but he hoarded it for himself. What he didn'y know was that Gog was going to take his life that night. And the Lord condemned him as a fool not because he had a lot of money but because he wasn't working at becoming "rich in the sight of God."

In Sirach 35:7-10 we are told: "In generous spirit pay homage to the LORD, be not sparing of freewill gifts. With each contribution show a cheerful countenance, and pay your tithes in a spirit of joy." Our giving should be marked by:

*Cheerful giving
The giving money is not designed to be a drudgery. God wants the use of all of our resources to be a reflection of our love for Him and for one another. As people of faith in Jesus, we don't give out of guilt; we give out of freedom! God gives us material for sacrifice so we have something to give back to Him.

*Living within our means
Stop spending on what you can't afford to stop borrowing to fund your wants. Aspire to "lend to many nations and borrow from none" (Deuteronomy 28:12).

*Giving as a lifestyle
Think about it: Giving hurts if you do not it only once. But if you acquire the habit of giving to God, it becomes second nature. It's like trying to build up muscles by going to the gym only once. It won't do anything. You need to work out regularly for your muscles to form.

We are God's Dwelling Place

Here's a message that relates me a lot and it makes me very inspiring word that could touch my heart:

We Are Gods Dwelling Place - Himig Heswita

My Friends in SPi

Here are some my memorable photographs with my friends in SPi, then and now...